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Writer’s Block #50
Read more: Writer’s Block #50Writer’s block is excited to finally publish the long awaited for fiftieth issue! Consider this a throwback to summertime as we approach winter. Also we would like to thank all the writers that contributed to this publication. We hope you have just as much joy reading this issue as we did creating it. If you…
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Life is Grey
by Amy LarsenRead more: Life is GreyDespite the ambiguities that my English Literature degree has encouraged me to seek out in poetry and novels: read between the lines, behind the sentence or even at a stretch, beyond the syllable, I have tended to look at life through a black and white lens. I have been known to favour arguments that clearly…
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The Last of Us – Love and Humanity in a Post-Apocalyptic World
Read more: The Last of Us – Love and Humanity in a Post-Apocalyptic World(Source: HBO) Warning: This article contains major spoilers for the events of The Last of Us. The HBO show The Last of Us has been taking the internet by storm, and I admit I’m definitely one of the enjoyers. After being hesitant to watch it because of my inability to enjoy horror and general distaste…
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John Wick, Our 21st Century Sisyphus
Read more: John Wick, Our 21st Century SisyphusLego toy, by Nik (Includes spoilers for the John Wick-franchise) “The struggle itself towards the heights is enough to fill a man’s heart. One must imagine Sisyphus happy.” -Albert Camus, The Myth of Sisyphus The rule of action-movies is that immediate incentive trumps general motivation. When action star number 63 flails towards his goal in…
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On Cooking
by Anouk RoestRead more: On CookingNetflix: Flavorful Origins (Chen Xiaoqing, 2020) I have always loved cooking. Eating is followed as a close second. Both have been a big part of my life and I started ‘cooking’ at a young age. The first time I was allowed free rein in the kitchen, it was because my mother was given a simple…
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